The suspect Weigao, who was escorted by Police Supervisor Madi, escaped from the train. Madi immediately contacted the headquarters to set up roadblocks everywhere, and dispatched police to search Weigao vigorously. Corey was released from prison in advance, and found his old friend Rick that night to blackmail money and a gun, and then bought a car and left the place. Weigao who had escaped from the dead happened to hide in Corey's trunk. Corey helped Weigao pass through the barriers when he passed the roadblock inspection, and the two got acquainted. They were robbed by robbers on the way, and the two cooperated to kill the robbers. Officer Madi judged that Weigao would seek refuge in the bar owner Santi when he escaped, so he approached Santi and asked him to be an informant and provide clues. Santi refused and was detained. At this time, Weigao and Corey found the dismissed policeman Jenson, and the three conspired to plan a jewelry robbery
.
Le Cercle Rouge movie plot
2022-01-11 08:02
Extended Reading
-
Baylee 2022-03-20 09:02:24
[Exhibition at China Film Archive] French black crime film in 1970. The rhythm is perfect and the scheduling is excellent. The soundtrack of "Boom Boom" only appears when it is tense. There is no music in most of the film. It relies on detailed and excellent sound effects to create a tense and suspenseful atmosphere. Especially in the crime process, there is no dialogue for a long period of time, but it is extremely exciting, affecting countless Hong Kong movies. Although a little dull, it is still fascinating. It's a pity that the ending is a bit hasty. Four and a half stars
-
Coby 2022-03-27 09:01:15
The time is too long and it is not compact enough. I really like Corey letting Weigao, who was stuck in the trunk, come out to breathe, and at the end, Weigao desperately rushed to save Corey. In addition, the plot of Jenson finally found himself in the decadent is also great. The style of the movie is very cold and cool
-
Vogel: Between shooting two men six feet away and hitting a target at 100 feet there's a certain difference. It's the difference between an amateur and a professional. And, despite all appearances, I'm not professional.
-
Jansen: [dying of a gunshot wound] Still as stupid as ever on the force, eh, old friend?